Interactive Installations
Oscillatory Motion - 2021
Interactive installation by Beatrijs Albers and Reggy Timmermans
Design of three robots' structures, drive trains and various other components using OpenSCAD / Structural parts machining on a CNC using Fusion360 at FabLAB iMAL / Drive train and other parts design and 3d printing / E-bike like lithium battery pack custom design using 18650 spot-welded and a BMS / Motor control and sensor data collection using two Arduinos on each robot / Sensors' data interpretation path planning and sound playback in MaxMSP runing on a miniPC on each robot
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Locusts / paperRain - 2021
Interactive installation in collaboration with George Van Dam and "Various Artists"
Dedicated Audio-Video player developed in MaxMSP / Interpretation of the output of 8 music boxes via piezzos microphones / Interactive playback of an "explosive video sequence" and a quadraphonic soundtrack
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Inland Wonderland - 2021
Interactive sculpture by Alexandra Dementieva
Dedicated software developed in Godot game engine / Accelerometer data collection with an Arduino / Interactive 2d animation loop for the two screens within the sculpture using the sensor data as input to influence the scenario
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Save the Last Trance for Me - 2018
Audio visual performance under the direction of Matthaei & Konsorten
Dedicated video player in MaxMSP/Jitter and Ableton LIVE / Editable cues for playback triggers & smooth transitions / Editable video effect chains using pixel shaders inside MaxForLive modules / Kinect tracking a lamp torch and mapping of its position to the screens to reveal or hide live video clips
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UBIQUE - 2016
Ciné-Concert with the band Ethnophonics under the direction of Singkhéo Panya
Dedicated multichannel video player in MaxMSP/Jitter and Ableton LIVE / Editable cues for playback triggers & smooth transitions / Editable video effect chains using pixel shaders inside MaxForLive modules / Fast video sampling in MaxForLive for playback from a percussive MIDI controller
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Infinite Journey/ In This Together… - 2015
Dance performance by Eveline Van Bauwel
Software developed in OpenFrameworks to create interactive color compositions and realtime effects that are the sole scenic element on stage / The colors pallets used are gathered in real time by a Kinect scanning the dancers' cloth vertically / MadMapper and video projection merging is used to seamlessly link the two projectors that cover the ulltra-wide screen
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